ABOUT
NAVSA
The North American Victorian Studies Association (NAVSA) was established in 2002 to provide a continental forum for the discussion of the Victorian period, to encourage a wide variety of theoretical and disciplinary approaches to the field, and to further the interests of scholars of the period within such larger bodies as the MLA, the AHA, and ACCUTE.
Our goal will be to provide a more visible forum for Victorianists in the profession: encouraging press and journal editors to participate in our annual conferences; facilitating the networking of Victorianists across regional and national boundaries; forging contacts with other national Victorian groups, such as the British Association of Victorian Studies; and initiating web-based archival projects that make Victorian texts more easily accessible to members. We enthusiastically invite our fellow Victorianists in all fields to join us. For more information, click here.
NAVSA2023 Organizers
Organizers
Monique Morgan (Associate Professor of English)
Lara Kriegel (Associate Professor of English and History)
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Faculty
Ivan Kreilkamp (Professor of English)
Rae Greiner (Associate Professor of English)
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Graduate Assistants
Amber Bowes
Abby Clayton
Yi-Chen Lay
Emma Swidler